A curated weekly newsletter of practical advice, inspiring stories and contrarian ideas from everyday parents
True or false? Your child's personality is wired from birth. With Daylight Savings behind, I’ve noticed how the days feel just a little longer and longer. It’s a small shift, but for some of us (and definitely some of our kids), even small changes can feel big. That...
In the classroom, I see it all the time—some kids love to tell stories, acting them out with full enthusiasm, while others quietly weave their creativity into drawings, jokes, or even the way they solve problems. But no matter how they express themselves, storytelling plays a powerful role in...
This month, we’re diving into individuality—what makes each of us unique and how we can help our kids step into their most confident, authentic selves. But here’s something most people don’t realize: individuality isn’t just taught—it’s caught. I was reminded of this the...
Identity isn’t just about what we do—it’s about what we believe about ourselves. And one of the biggest influences on that? Love. Psychologists have found that a child’s sense of identity is deeply shaped by the way they experience love and belonging. When kids feel unconditionally...
Parenting is the hardest job in the world—not just because of the endless to-do lists, but because it asks so much of us as people. It’s not just about what we say or do, but who we are in the moments that challenge us most. When emotions run...
How’s your Hero Challenge going? Last week, Adam invited you to spend 5-15 minutes a day on a personal growth activity with your child—a small but powerful way to start shaping identity. So this month we’re turning inward—to the Hero’s Journey itself. Because at its...
put your kid in the driver's seat and inspire them to take ownership of their learning
January is all about the Eagle, a symbol of clear vision, strength, and fresh starts.
Happy New Year! Did you know January is also Positive Parenting Awareness Month? It's the perfect time to take a moment and reflect on our parenting journey. I'm curious ... what does "positive parenting" mean to you? Maybe it’s about setting boundaries while keeping things light and fun, teaching your...
Enjoy a peaceful, stress-free holiday with our simple tips and downloadable holiday wallpaper to help you unwind. Embrace the season with calm and joy, and let go of the holiday pressure.
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Looks like the Elf’s off-duty for a bit, but that doesn’t mean the holiday fun stops here! Get ready for the next round of festive surprises—because there’s still plenty of magic to go around! Please download adventure pack inside!
Want to inspire your kids to give back? These 7 simple ideas will show them the power of volunteering and how helping others can make a big difference in their own lives—and the world around them! Download our FREE GUIDE to motivate your kids to give back and thrive.
Get ready for some fun with the Mood Monster Hunt! This exciting activity helps kids explore and understand their emotions while working together. Plus, check out our NEW Bootcamp designed to build emotional and social skills—perfect for the season!
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2 at-home activities that teach kids gratitude and thankfulness.
15 Safety Hacks, DIY activities, Halloween history, and more!
It's Halloween with a twist - 3 fun and educational activities that pair lanterns with learning.
A step-by-guide guide to raising financial literate children through board games, envelopes, and fun DIY activities.
Learn how to navigate temper tantrums with empathy, patience, and practical solutions, all while building an unbreakable bond with your child.
Help your children identify and work towards their dreams with this fun and effective DIY tool.
A practical yet contrarian approach to keeping your child's screen time in check.
Extracurriculars were supposed to be fun and educational after-school activities - not building blocks to the perfect college application. What happened and how can we fix them?
The key to building tight-knit families and navigating arguments and chaos.